lateral raises

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by younghypnotiq, Dec 24, 2007.


  1. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    whats a good rep range to do for boxing?
     
  2. cheech

    cheech Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Is that good for boxers? I have a fight coming up.... You recommend this routine?
     
  3. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    it is for me because my shoulders are terribly weak so i need to isolate them.
     
  4. Sagefrancis

    Sagefrancis Member Full Member

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    id recommend military press/shoulder press instead. Either way the reps determine on what your aim is. If you want power then low reps, high reps for muscular endurance.
     
  5. Relentless

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    what are your goals?
     
  6. avk47

    avk47 King Full Member

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    I thought you were foremen.
     
  7. MrSmall

    MrSmall Member Full Member

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    That's some bull**** exercise, it's isolation.
    Work on compound exercises.
    Overhead press. Power c lean & jerk.
     
  8. younghypnotiq

    younghypnotiq Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i hit mad hard but my jab gets tired ater a few rounds.
     
  9. Jennifer Love Hewitt

    Jennifer Love Hewitt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Best way to help that... throw more jabs.
     
  10. JMonster

    JMonster Active Member Full Member

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    ya i do those exercises, i usually bend my shoulders a lil more though because it started to hurt my elbow
     
  11. IrnBruMan

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    You should actually bend your elbows slightly when doing lat raises - keeping your arms straight/elbows locked can damage your tendons and doesn't benefit you at all.
     
  12. IrnBruMan

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    I agree - I usually do clean and press, followed by upright rows and push press when I work my shoulders - I used to include lat raises but found them quite ineffective (and therefore a waste of time) after doing the compound exercises
     
  13. Diomedes

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    Do rounds of jabs on the heavy bag. Set the timer for a couple of minutes, dont worry about movement, just pop them out stiff with as good a form as possible, 1.5 to 2 per second and dont stop til the round's over. My jab never gets tired anymore.
     
  14. RockOn33

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    im gonna have to try something like this soon... sounds like it can be pretty beneficial
     
  15. scurlaruntings

    scurlaruntings ESB 2002 Club Full Member

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    Iv been doing that for quite sometime.My shoulders dont get as tired as much anymore and the acid build up isnt as bad until i reach much later in the rounds.I find it good to alternate between both stances though to work both jabs effectively aswell as my shoulders.